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CLASS A.
Pub. Price.
Tho American, NaBhvillo, Tenn., Dom., Wk...$ -HO
Amcrlenn SwMMicrd, Chicago, 111 . Agr.
Stock, Mo.
.50
Agricultural Epltomlst, Spencer, Ind., Agr.,
Monthly z"
Boys World. Biffin, III.,-Juvonile. Wk.. .60
Com. Appeal. Memphis. Tenn.. Agr.. w..... . .
Farm Progress. St. Louis, Mo.. Agr.. Som-Mc .25
Farm, stock He Homo, Minneapolis, luum., nfii
Soml-mnnthly &0
Farm & Flrealdo, Springfield, Ohio, Art.,
Semi-monthly .""vr.V 2a
1 ome & Farm. Louisville, Ky.. Agr., Scml-Mo. .50
Tho Industrious Hen. Knoxvlllo. Tenn.. Poul-
try, Mo A
Missouri Valley Farmer, Topeka, Kans., Agr.,
Monthly K ' 25
Nebraska Dairyman, Lincoln, Neb., Mo... ... .50
Modern Prlscllla, Borton, Mass., Fancy-work,
Monthly -CO
Nat. Farmer & Stock Grower, St. Loula,- Mo.. -
Agr. and Stock. Mo -5.D
Nat. Home Journal, St. Louis. Mo., Household,
Monthly . .50
Chattanooga Weekly News and Farm Journal .50
Peoplo's Popular Mo., Des Moines, la., House
hold. Monthly 25
Prairie Farmen Chicago, III., Farming, Seml-
.monthly 35
Rellnble Poultry Journal, Qulncy. 111., Poultry,
Monthly GO
Southern" AcrrlciiUiirlst .- Nashville: Tenn..-Agn.
. , Semi-monthly 50
woutnern Fruit Grower, Chattanooga, renn.,
Agr. and Hortl., Monthly , 50
Up-to-Date Farming, Indianapolis, Ind., Agr.,
Semi-monthly 50
Vlck's Magazine, Chicago, 111.,' Floriculture
Monthly 50
CLASS U. Pub. Price.
Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Ga., Democratic,
Tri-weekly $1.00
Tho American Boy. Detroit, Mich., Lltorary.
Monthly ...:..: 1.00
A Courier-Journal, Louisville,, Ky Detn.J Wl . 1.00
inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio, uem., wic. .;.... l.oo
Tho Fruit G. -wcr, St. Joe, Mo., Farm. Mo 1.00
Tho Housekeeper, Minneapolis, Minn., House
hold, Monthly 75
Irrgntion Ago, Chicago, III., Agr., Mo.; 1.00
Tho Vegetarian C-. Hygienic, Chicago, 111.,
Monthly l.oo
Michigan Farmer. Detroit. Mich.. Aerr.. Wk.. 7r,
Nohrnslrn T'nrmor T.lnnnln Hnh lnx rxTtr 1 tr
Ohio Farmer. Cleveland.' 'Ohio:" Airr.!' Wltl!!! ".7R
Southern Cultivator, Atlanta, (a., Agr., Seml-
".".'''i?' 3. 00
LaFollettc's Weekly Magazine.... 1.00
Wtlcs Gatllng Gun, Chicago, 111., Reform,
Monthly 1.00
Word & Works, St. Louis, Mo., Scientific and
uumusuc, mo xniy 1.00
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American Magazine, Now York City, Literary, Mo si on
American Mptherhood. Cooporstown, N. Y., Literary Mi no
McClures Magazine, New York, Literary. HR
Tho Black Cat, Boston, Mass.. Short Stories, Mo ' ' " inn
Breeder's. Gazette; Chicago, 111., Agr. & Stock, Wlf! ! ! ! 2 Oft
Cosmopolitan, New York City. Literary, Mo... inn
Country Gentleman, Albany, N. jl., Agr., Wk... " irn
Tho Democrat. Johnstown, Pa., Democratic. Wk ' ' ' inn
Tho Delineator. New York City. Fashion. Mo.... i nn
Tho Etude. Philadelphia. Pa.. Musical. Mo ''' 't
Farmers Voice, Evanston. 111.. Agr.. Semi-monthly. inn
Field & Stream. Nov York City, Sporting, Mo......
Good Housekeeping, Springfield. Mass.. Household. Mo inn
Health Culture Passaic. N. J., Health, Mo....... ' i on
Hoard's Dairyman, Ft. Atkinson, Wis., Dairying. Wk.. inn
Homo Herald.. Chicago, 111., Unsectarlan, Wk.....;.. 2 00
Houston Post, Houston. Texas, Dem twice-a-week.... lioo
Llvo Stock Journal jqq
Norman E. Mack's National Monthly, Dom '" i'nn
Technical World. New York, Monthly .'. 'Vk
The Independent. New York. Current Events. Wk...!!' 2nn
Literary Digest. New York, Review. Wk .?.. . son
McCalls Magazine, New York, Fashions, lo !" Kn
Metropolitan Magazine, New York. Literary, Mo...'.'. L50
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Address all
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THE COMMONER
Lincoln.
Nebraska
COLORADO'S CAMPAIGN FUND
LAW
A Denver, Colo., dispatch, printed
in tho Indianapolis Star, follows:
John F. Shafroth, governor of
Colorado, governor by virtue of his
theory that tho people shall rule,
has had enacted into law a unique
measure which provides that the
state shall furnish the campaign fund
for both political parties.
"Honest John" Shafroth. "Honest
John," because while a member of
congress he gave up his seat when
he learned that he had been elected
through fraudulent votes, went be
fore the people last fall on a plat
form of many planks, the bank guar
anty plank, initiative and referendum
and many others. He -was tlift dem
ocratic candidate in a state normally
republican and he had an idea of
his own.
That idea' w,as the concept of the
state paying the campaign expenses
of the political parties in campaigns.
Shafroth conceived the idea and
spoke of it as he went about the
state telling why the people, should
elect the democratic state -ticket.
Nobody, not even the party itself,
took a great deal of stock in the
Shafroth plank about the campaign
expense money. But Shafroth had
it in mind always and he meanti
whatever he had to say about it.
He never forgot .about it in any ,o.
iiis speeches, and. he-fought along:
with it single "handed. Men in his
own party smiled and" let the candi
date for governor go ahead. It
might be all right, they said, and
if he got away with it, well and good.
But nobody pushed it, except Shaf
roth. He pushed it all the time.
Shafroth was elected governor by
a substantial majority and he went
into office still with his pet meas
use all his own. He was it's guar
dian angel. ,Shafroth, drew up the.
bill himself and had it presented by
one of the senators. Still no one
in the legislature took it seriously.
It was rather radical.
But the governor took it seriously
and before long the Shafroth meas
ure went through, the legislature,. the.
only one of the many promises made
in the platform that the democrats
made into law. It was the Shafroth
bill and Shafroth put-it through, and
now it is the law of the state.
The law is unique. Colorado, cor
poration controlled and corporation
ridden since it came into being in
1876, has suffered long and patiently
under the lash of the vested inter
ests. Candidate Shafroth thought
about these things and conceived the
law enacted last winter.
The law provides that the treasur
er of the state shall remit to the
state chairmen of the central com
mittees of the political parties before
each campaign 2 5m cents for each vote
cast for governor by that party in
the last election. The chairman of
the state committees will then remit
to -the. county, chairman -.12 .centsj
ior each vote cast for governor by
that party at the last electtpn. This
furnishes the sinews of war for the
campaign.
The candidates are permitted un
der the law to put up no more than
25 per cent of the first year's salary
of the office for which they are can
didates. Then comes the stinger in the bill.
Any person or corporation who either
directly or indirectly contributes any
money or anything of value to any
political paTty will be punished on
conviction by imprisonment not ex
ceeding two years in the penitentiary
or a fine of not more than $5,000, or
both fine and imprisonment.
There has been -no campaign since
the law was enacted and how it will
work out is problematical but Shaf
roth is back of the bill and he will
see that it is taken care of. Some
of the machine politicians' already
believe that they have something on
their hands in this campaign ex
pense law and they are but now wak
ing up to the fact that there is a law
like it on the books. They do not
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you'd talk. Never mind tho grammar
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per word, and send your ad. and money
order direct to Tho Commoner, Lincoln
Neb. '
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90 000 ,A9R,ES 0F CHOICE, SE
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wanted. Writo owners. John B
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AKIAHOMA LANDS SEND . FOR
price list and booklet. T. A. Bar
gett, Guthrie, Okla.
HTWO NEWSPAPER - MEN WANT
good western location, for a demo
cratic dally. 'County a'n'd' district cen
tral committees- address Harry C.
Green, Dally News, San Francisco. ,
TOR SALE 240 ACRE FARM NEAR
school, store and German church;
best of land, easy terms, immediate
possession. U. H. Palmor, St. James,
Minn.
WISCONSIN FARM LANDS, $10 TO
y $30 per acre; close to schools and
churches; all level, tillabje lan.d, free
from stone or stumps; improved and
raw land at a bargain in Juneau
county. Write E. P. Rogers, Finley,
Wisconsin.
AUCTION I WJLL SELL AT PUBLIC
, auction Monday, October 4, 1909, be
ginning at 10 o'clock sharp, my fol
lowing -described property, to-wit: My
personal property, consisting of stock,
and machinery, corn In field, grain in
bt together with my farm, consisting
of 143 acres described as follows:
The east half of tho southwest quartor
and the south half of tho southeast
quarter in Section 14, Range 28, Town
ship 103, in Faribault county, Minne
sota; good Improvements and under a
high state of cultivation. Farmers of
Illinois and Wisconsin please investi
gate. $3,000 cash will be required,
balance to suit purchaser. For further
particulars address D. H. Morse, pro
prietor, Winnebago, Minnesota. Auc
tioneer, J. L. Roebke.
P)0 YOU WANT AN ALFALFA STOCK
farm in Colorado? Six hundred
acres under irrigation ditch. B. S.
Paddock, Manzanola, Colo,
OCOTCH COLLIE PUPS. ALL PURE
bred varieties. Ducks and geese.
Dawson Bros., Franksvllle, Wis.
WTILL SELL A FEW CHOICE
n tr,acts off my ranch on the now
R. R. in artesian belt in southwest
Texas. S. C Ward, Atherton, Texas.
D ABY CHICKS, 8 CENTS EACH
- Shipped safely anywhere. Culver
Poultry Farm, 1024 Reed, Benson, Neb.
? 000 ACRES OF COALLAND FOR
W rf sale in the famous region of
Fayette Co., Pa. W. T. Gates, Fleming
ton, W. Va,
AFTER SUFFERING FOR YEARS
f with stomach and liver trouble, I
have discovered a simple remedy that
has done mo more good than all tho
doctors in that time. Inexpensive and
found in every home, Recipo sent for
GOc in silver. R, L. -Neville, Deer
Park, Md. - - . . -
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